“Would you like me to preheat the oven or you wanna just dive right in?”— Jon Kinnally, Tracy Poust, Karen Walker, Megan Mullally, imdb.com
“Shift the focus from intercourse to foreplay and pleasurable bedroom activities like massage and oral sex.”— Diana Bradley, beyondtalk.net
“There's no rush. You can take your time, hang out, have sex until you pass out, at which point you can (and should) order post-coital delivery grub, obvs.”— Beca Grimm, bustle.com
“Spend longer on touching and kissing and engage in extended oral sex so that you can become much more stimulated. Once you’re at your peak it’s time to get down to business, this way you’ll have a better chance of you reaching climax together.”— Cara Mason, relationships.femalefirst.co.uk
“A round of vigorous foreplay before sex can work wonders. Getting him to ejaculate before the main event should delay the finish line.”— Healthy Women, healthywomen.org
“Have your partner slowly run your vibrator up and down your upper thighs, getting close to your clitoris but not quite touching it.”— Korin Miller, womenshealthmag.com
“While rimming can be orgasmic, it doesn’t actually give an orgasm. However, it can be that extra oomph that makes an O ecstatic. It is also essential step if you’re gonna shove anything bigger than a finger up there.”— Doctor V., thefrisky.com
“If you want to have an orgasm during intercourse, you will need to make sure you are sufficiently ‘turned on’ before intercourse happens. Whether this means that before you hop into bed with your lover, you read some of your favorite erotica, have some alone time in the bathtub to play with your duc…”— Cynthia Loyst, findyourpleasure.com
“You can boost your chances of having an orgasm by choosing the right foreplay.”— Kate Moriarty, womenshealthmag.com
“Since the average time spent in foreplay for couple sex is less than 10 minutes, we have one root cause of orgasmic issues right here. For most women full, deep and complete arousal can take up to 45 minutes. That’s right, 45 minutes!”— Sheri Winston, yourtango.com
“Masturbating just to the brink — but not allowing yourself to peak — ensures that you'll be bursting at the orgasmic seams by the time your man walks through the door.”— Laura Gilbert, cosmopolitan.com
“You made your friend spill every detail of her last date. Nothing is off limits, because you demand (and need) to know everything: what foreplay was involved, which positions they tried, how long it lasted.”— Kenny Thapoung, womenshealthmag.com
“Have him lay on his stomach, and start massaging his upper back, his shoulders, his legs and finally his derriere. Use lubricant if you are doing deep tissue massage. After massaging his back areas, have him turn over and start massaging his feet, then his upper thighs, maybe his arms and then final…”— Steve Daugherty, youqueen.com
“Before you go anywhere near his cock, make sure you get him nice and hard. French kiss him, grab his hair to deepen that kiss, and stroke his thighs–but wait to touch that sweet spot.”— Holly Riordan, thoughtcatalog.com
“You may want it to end when you’re both ready to have another kind of sex, or you may want it to end with an orgasm and ejaculation.”— Cory Silverberg, sexuality.about.com
“Don't forget to enjoy foreplay. All the stuff that leads up to intercourse — kissing, touching, oral sex — is part of the sexual experience; it's not just about penetration.”— Ian Kerner, cosmopolitan.com
“Did I give her a good enough warm-up? The juices have to be flowing. Did she get enough pregame workout? This can't into extra innings when you've already hit your walk-off.”— Cameron Frye, rantlifestyle.com
“Just like foreplay, sexting is all about the buildup. The longer it takes, the better. The prolonged anticipation will keep both you and your partner wanting more, and the two of you can keep going at it until you’re satisfied (wink wink).”— Gina Escandon, hercampus.com